There are two methods to do this: either split the worksheet pane, or freeze the row. To split: if you look on the right side of the pane, next to the column headers (A, B, C, . . .), just above the top scroll arrow, you will see a horizontal bar. You can drag and drop this downwards to open a split screen view. You can also freeze the rows by using the menu option "Freeze Panes". The exact location of "Freeze" on the menu changes in different versions of Excel from the old menus to the new "ribbon" system of versions 2007 and 2010. But look for it - you'll find it!
The appearance and behavior of each method is slightly different, so you may want to experiment with both.
An active worksheet is a spreadsheet that is visible in a workbook. When you open a new workbook, the first sheet you see is the active worksheet.
Sheet1 is always the first worksheet open. There are 3 worksheets by default. You can change that in the options.
Select all the rows you want first, as you would have been doing. Then press F5, which activates the GoTo command. In the dialog box that opens, click on Special. In the section that opens, click the Visible Cells Only option and click OK. Now only the cells that are visible will be selected. Then do your copy as normal, and when you paste into the new worksheet, only the visible data will be pasted, and you will have no hidden data.
state the purpose of the worksheet
Rename the tabs for each worksheet to identify the data they contain, Insert a new worksheet after the first worksheet, change the color of the tabs related to each project
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*Split the worksheet into 2 vertical panes, w/ the column containing row titles in the first pane *Hide the columns between the first column and the column for November *Freeze the first column
Right click on the worksheet's tab, which will give you a shortcut menu with the option to rename it.
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